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Katalyst Healthcares & Life Sciences

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

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Regulatory Affairs Specialist Katalyst Healthcares & Life Sciences - 4.0 Avenel, NJ Job Details Contract 3 hours ago Qualifications Biomedical regulatory compliance Cross-functional collaboration Cross-functional communication
Full Job Description Role Summary:
Responsible for global coordination and preparation of regulatory submission documents/packages for Baxter medical devices. The role involves reviewing technical/scientific data, supporting regulatory strategies, preparing responses to regulatory authorities, and ensuring regulatory documentation meets applicable requirements across the U.S. and international markets, especially EU regulations.
Key Responsibilities:
Support execution of regulatory project plans. Compile and prepare global regulatory submissions. Review technical and scientific data supporting submissions. Prepare responses to questions from regulatory authorities. Maintain regulatory files and documentation. Assist with labeling, SOPs, and departmental documents. Track regulatory submission/documentation status. Edit and proofread regulatory documents. Participate in cross-functional project teams. Manage multiple regulatory projects and priorities.
Must-Haves:
Experience with medical devices / healthcare regulatory affairs. Knowledge of U.S. and OUS device regulations, especially EU regulations. Experience developing or supporting Regulatory Affairs strategies. Experience working with cross-functional teams. Experience interacting with external regulatory authorities, such as FDA and TU V. Bachelor's degree in a relevant scientific discipline or equivalent experience.